The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-10-12
recently purchased by him. He is to be alb
sent about two weeks.


DIR. CHARLES CHANDLER has been very
seriously i'll during the past week, but was
reported to be better on Tuesday.
Il. j. GALE has moved from one of the
Poland tenements on East State street to
She Warren house on Barre street
p. II. HINKLEY is soon to move from his
present place of residence to the house re-
Gently vacated by Denison Dewey.
Mrs. WILLIAM DEWEY has moved from
fremont street into the upper part of the
house occupied by f. A. Sherburne.
REV. w. T. Sw1NNERToN of Plainfeld oc-
cupied the pulpit of Bethany church Sum
day in exchange with the Rev. Mr.. Hincks.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity church
will have a sociable at the residence of F.
A. Sherburne on First Avenue this evening
PROFESSOR AND Mrs. ID. S. BLANPIED have
a daughter, born on Saturday last and
weighing at birth nine and one-half pounds
REMEMBER that one of the finest minstrel
companies travelling is to appear at Blanch-
ard Opera-house tonight, and be sure to go.
THE meeting at Wrightsville next Sunday
afternoon will be conducted either by Mr..
Hill or by Mr.. Wright, beginning at half
past two.
THE ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
will meet at the Grand Army hall to sew
for the Soldiers Home this "wednesday
afternoon.
EXTENSIVE sheds will be built near the
Pioneer shops by an Adams, Mass, firm,
who will carry on the granite-working busi-
ness upon large scale.
HATTIE, aged one and one-half years,
daughter of Benjamin A. Kimball, who
lives on Elm street, near the Jail, died of
diphtheria Friday night.
THE jury in the case of Loyal Wheeler,
charged with burning the buildings of Ira
Phelps in Moretown, last July, brought a
verdict of acquittal on Thursday.
Mrs II. f. Hill is in Concord, n. H.,
where her father, DR.. H. B. Tebbetts, is ill,
with no chance of recovery. Mrs. Tebbetts,
though able to be about the house, is poorly.
L. L. DURANT, j. w. Smith, j. NJ. Kent
and A. j. Burnham of this place were ar
rested last week for alleged perjury in the
case of Rowell rs. Fuller tried at Newport
last winter.
AT the last examination in grade ten of
the Union school these pupils marked
highest, in the order named: Harrie Huse,
Clara Adams, Oracle Clark, Phil Horn
brook, Minnie Clark Charlie Davis and Ida
Putnam,
AS the repairs on the Church of the Mes
siah are not yet completed Mr.. Wright ex-
poets to hold services in the Opera-house
next Sunday, both in the morning and in
the evening. The subject of the evening
discourse is to be " Probation after Death" ="
JUDGE AND Mrs. THURsToN of Omaha
went to st. Johnsbury Monday morning.
They will pass the week in visiting friends
in that place and at Newport, Montgomery
and Richford, and will then leave for their
western home, accompanied by Mrs j. l..
Tuttle, who will join them at Montreal and
intends to remain in the West five or six
weeks.
The Stars went to Barre Saturday to play
game of ball with the GRANTEES At the
end of the second inning the score stood
fifteen to four in favor of the Stars. The
GRANTEES ndu ten men, lnCluulnp une umpire,
but thought that rather than be walked
over" they would throw up the game
Davis and Connors were the battery for
the Stars.
THE mixed train on the Montpelier &
Wells River railroad is now run with a
special view to the accommodation of the
local passenger patronage. The morning
/ train due here at 9: 40 A. NJ. may be relied
upon to reach Montpelier on time, and the
afternoon mixed train will leave promptly
at the hour specified in the timetable and
run through to Wells River on time.
Mrs. NJ. G. KINsoN has caused her house
hold effects to be transferred to Washing
ton, ID. c., and on Monday took her de
parture for that city, in which she viii
make her future home. A crayon portrait
of her late highly-esteemed husband, the
work of her own hands, has been greatly
admired by Montpelier friends since her re-
turn from Melrose, Mass, a short time since
LETTERS uncalled for at the Montpelier
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